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A brief history of compression on Macs
Given that it was over three years before Apple first shipped a Mac with an internal hard disk, it’s not...
Nugget 5.0 iOS Delivers Video-Based/Animated Wallpapers, but There’s a Catch
Nugget 5.0 iOS Delivers Video-Based/Animated Wallpapers, but There’s a Catch A new application known as Nugget allows you to use...
iOS 19 vs. iOS 7: Comparing Apple’s Most Dramatic Design Changes
iOS 19 vs. iOS 7: Comparing Apple’s Most Dramatic Design Changes Arriving in June 2025, iOS 19 is speculated to...
Why Every Vision Pro Competitor Looks Like an Apple Clone
Why Every Vision Pro Competitor Looks Like an Apple Clone Apple’s Vision Pro may not have been the first mixed-reality...
M5 MacBook Pro: Everything We Know About the Next-Gen Mac
M5 MacBook Pro: Everything We Know About the Next-Gen Mac With Mac recently completing the transition to M4, Apple began...
Elon Musk’s X has a new owner—Elon Musk’s xAI
Elon Musk today said he has merged X and xAI in a deal that values the social network formerly known...
iPhone users in the EU can now set Google Maps as their default navigation app
Google on Friday released a major update for Google Maps users on iOS, at least for those in the European...
New Windows 11 build makes mandatory Microsoft Account sign-in even more mandatory
Microsoft released a new Windows Insider build of Windows 11 to its experimental Dev Channel today, with a fairly extensive...
Six Things to Know About Apple’s Upcoming Foldable iPhone
We've been hearing rumors about a foldable iPhone for almost a decade now, but it looks like we might finally...
Why do LLMs make stuff up? New research peers under the hood.
One of the most frustrating things about using a large language model is dealing with its tendency to confabulate information,...
Beyond RGB: A new image file format efficiently stores invisible light data
Imagine working with special cameras that capture light your eyes can't even see—ultraviolet rays that cause sunburn, infrared heat signatures...
